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The Phone Call to Nowhere: Are Your Toronto Property Management Companies Acknowledging Your Concerns?
- July 24, 2014
- Posted by: @dmin
- Category: Condo Property Management Services
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Are Your Toronto Property Management Companies Acknowledging Your Concerns? Virtually every condominium owner can relate to this scenario: a maintenance issue occurs, a neighbour’s dog won’t stop barking, a parking dispute arises, or some other matter comes up requiring assistance from the complex’s property management company. The phone call goes out. A day passes. Another
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Top Condo Property Managers Tips: Sure Fire Ways on How Savvy Condo Property Managers Save Time, Save Money and Keep Residents Happy
- July 24, 2014
- Posted by: @dmin
- Category: Property Managers
Successful condo property managers know a few secrets for keeping their condominium communities and residents happy. Their customer satisfaction is usually dependent on just a few key factors: Can the property manager save the association money? Can the property manager serve the needs and concerns of the residents effectively? Can the property manager fulfill the
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The Dark Side of Condo Property Management: The Secrets to Handling Negative People in Your Board of Directors
- July 24, 2014
- Posted by: @dmin
- Category: Condo Board of Directors
If you are currently on the board of directors for your condo association, you are probably familiar with the various personalities you have to deal with on a regular basis. As a condo property management company in Toronto, ICC® is familiar with these individuals as well. All-in-all, many board members are people who simply care
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Quick and Easy Fixes for Condo Living Challenges From ICC, Your Friendly Toronto Condo Property Management
- July 24, 2014
- Posted by: @dmin
- Category: Condo Community Issues
Condominium living has been on the rise in Canada for a long time. A study released last year indicated that increasing property prices have pushed more Canadians into condo living situations, with as many as 1 in 8 households occupying condos versus single family arrangements. With this push into more community-oriented housing, certain Toronto condo
